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this may look like an accident (and to be sure, the emulsion was applied sloppily), but this is actually a very good thing. i decided that i wasn unhappy with the last successful screen i made, so i am back to experimenting with exposures and positives. this time i used transparencies and overlapped two to see if a doubled image would make for a better exposure. it totally did (note the section from the T through the O in motico). anyway, this is of marginal interest to most people but since i had such a hard time finding photos of the screen printing process, I thought i should post some
Only five days lay between the FSG and FSA event and we worked hard to unpack everything, fix the problems and finally pack everything again ;) Luckily, we also had time for one final testing session. Our friends from EcurieAix invited us for a test day on their own test track and it was an awesome day!
Sanjiv Augustine and Maarten Winkels present on Agile Practices during the Agile Community event at Xebia office in Gurgaon, India and a
Sanjiv Augustine and Maarten Winkels present on Agile Practices during the Agile Community event at Xebia office in Gurgaon, India and at Impetus office in Noida.
Localization testing verifies whether the software is properly translated and adjusted to the local languages and cultures.This type of testing checks whether the various features and aspects of a software or application are in conformance with the linguistic & cultural aspects of a particular region. Check out the video to know more about localization testing. or explore www.bugraptors.com/
take a look at the picture for 1 minute and then write down what he is wearing. This was a memory test. Have fun
James Rossiter (GBR) Sahara Force India F1 VJM06 Simulator Driver..
Formula One Testing, Day Three, Thursday 7th February 2013. Jerez, Spain.
I don't have a true macro. I actually tote around a point and shoot Sony Cybershot DSC-P51. But I can get some nice field of view type shots, I've discovered. It just takes a lot of work to hack it out.
A 6-panel composite image made up from 6x 650x2664 pixel slices from the original camera images, then reduced to an 800px image for posting here. Estimated camera to subject distance of 60 metres
I was just testing the "upload by email" feature on flickr, using my MDA Vario PDA/phone while out and about. Works well, but does mean that if anyone ever gets that email address, they could fill my flickr account with who-knows-what!
I took some 8-10 aperture series test shots, all hand-held, stepping through f/2 to f/11. This is one of them.
A lens like this is designed to be used open or at least the faster apertures, but I was curious to see if it had any major focus stepping or field curvature issues.
A serious landscape photographer may want to go through these images and pixel-peep, so I have uploaded full-resolution images.
For my use case, which will be almost always at f/2, there is very little here for me to hyperventilate about. At least through f/4 and f/5.6, everything looks well-behaved, and I did not see any negative surprises.
For my thoughts on this lens, please click the image of the lens below in the comments section. There are also many videos on YouTube that get into all the technical aspects of this lens, and some of them are quite useful.
Testing my new iPhone 4 5MP camera. I think it does a good job, as good as most point and shoot camera's I think.
I've bought a new phone with a much improved camera from my old Pixel 4 so wanted to test it out - here's some shots from Gloucester city centre this evening around Clarence Street.
Here's a MAN Enviro 300 that was new to Stagecoach South's Aldershot depot, carrying Gold livery, back in February 2009. It made the move to the Gloucestershire region in 2017/2018 and got the Local livery in late 2020.
Operator: Stagecoach West
Vehicle: MAN 18.240LF / ADL Enviro 300
Reg: GX58 MVT
Fleet No.: 22754
Location: Clarence Street, Gloucester
Route: 2: City Centre - Upton St. Leonards
Date: April 29, 2025